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Oct 21st, 2012 at 09:56:30 - Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (360) |
Completed! This is my favorite of the series so far. Best gameplay by a long shot. Story...good, but not as tight or interesting as AC2, which I will give best story. AC2 has this nice assassination grid where you map out the entire network of bad guys, killing one after another to reach the mysterious centerpiece of it all. This one was more like you know who the bad guy is from the beginning, and you have to liberate parts of the city and build an army to rise up against him. It was cool, but it didn't feel like much was happening or coming together until the very end. Also, this one has more of the weird sci-fi present-day stuff going on which is just confusing. Assassin's Creed doesn't *need* the pretext of sci-fi memory machines ancient races magic relics. It would be fine just starting with, "Hey, you're an assassin in 1500 Rome. Go." In AC2, it switch back and forth between past & present, but in this game the beginning is present, then the *entire* game save the very end is in the past. I completely forgot about the present except for this annoying tooltip that kept popping up saying "You can leave the Animus and explore Monterigioni!" Why would I want to leave the Animus and stop assassinating people? Why would I want to warp out of the cool historical memory land Rome and come back to Desmond in AD 2xxx and run around some building?
The coolest part of the game by far was the Borgia towers/commanders. I went on in depth about this in the previous entry, and it didn't get any less cool every single time. There was a particularly memorable (and hard) one in this tunnel network under some ruins. You have to get past like 20 guards in tunnels *without alerting them* and then chase the commander through the tunnels without the guards blocking you, and kill him before he gets out. I felt like a freakin genius when I finally got him. Then another that stands out is one that you have to kill on horseback because the commander is on his horse giving a pep talk to some training soldiers. I tried to come at it from a couple directions, tried to snipe him, pull him off the horse, but he or the training soldiers kept spotting me and he'd gallop away. Finally I realized I needed a horse because then I could just ride alongside him and do a horse-to-horse assassination. So I admit I was cheap in going about it. I made it to an ideal spot behind a wall on the edge of a cliff and lost my notoriety. Then I just waited there until the guard shift change so the commander spawned right in front of me. Then I killed him.
Another thing I like about AC:B is that it forces you to use more of your arsenal. In AC2 I used like no special weapons, only pokey sticks. In this game, I found the wonders of the crossbow. When enemies got more armored and the first crossbow shot only alerted them instead of killing them, I switched to poison darts, which are hands down my favorite weapon in the game. You shoot an enemy with the poison dart, and he takes about 25 seconds to die. He begins flailing around, swinging his weapon and injuring anyone around, before finally flopping on the ground, spasming a bit, and going rigid. The best thing about darts is they're one-shot kills, and no one sees or hears you do it (if you're hidden of course).
Actually the level I learned to use ranged methods in was the Leonardo wings level. You unlock several Leonardo da Vinci missions where you have to recover his war machines from the Borgia, then destroy them. This one level to steal his flying wings was really challenging for me. It involved climbing around the giant courtyard of a castle, scaling the walls, and making it to the interior rooftops where the wings were. But there were guards all over the walls and they were constantly spotting me. You had to remain undetected in that memory. So I started toying with crossbows and poison darts to great effect, but it still took a ton of desynchronizations to complete. Speaking of Leonardo missions, they were cool in that you get to use the wings, drive a tank, row a boat that shoots cannonballs, and some other cool stuff, but you *never* get to use those items again! The tank is only for that one da Vinci mission. Same for the boat. And as for the wings, he gives you a crummy consolation prize, a parachute.
One combat mechanic the game adds is executions, which are great. If you just mash X a lot, and you can kill that particular enemy with your weapon, you'll eventually execute him, and if you change target during an execution with Left Stick, and mash X immediately after, Ezio will leap to that target and do a one-shot kill. And you can chain these together, which is awesome. The fighting in this game is more basic than previous games, but I like it better because that means it's faster too. I ended up using this giant sword, which worked against all enemies except lance guys and the quick ones who leaped out of the way. Usually I'd just wade in and slice the hell out of everyone. If it was one of the armored lance guys, I'd kick him in the balls (yes, that's a move) to break his defense then slice the hell out of him. Sometimes I'd switch to barehanded and steal his weapon. The quick guys were more annoying. You just have to wait for them to attack and do a counter.
I talked some about how much better the money/treasure system is, and it fleshes out quite well through the game. I actually got 100% completion for rebuilding Rome! I didn't quite finish all the faction missions, but I was close. So when you open treasure chests, you get items too. The items are used either to sell or to complete shop quests. If you complete shop quests, you unlock special items. Same thing with pickpockets and messengers. Every now and then one of these will pop up on your map. The pickpocket will actually run into you and steal money sometimes. You go kill them and you get your money back and an item. It turned out that I didn't really need any of the shop quest rewards, but they would have been handy nonetheless. But it's cool that, compared to the last game, finding treasure chests is actually working toward something. They also tier the treasure maps, and give you maps for Borgia flags and feathers (100% of feathers too! No reward except achievement though sadface). So again, compared to last game, I didn't have like 300 treasure chests staring at me on the map from the very beginning. Getting them in waves was nice.
I also enjoyed the 100% synchronization challenges for every memory. You get 50% synchronization for completing the memory, but 100% for meeting special challenges! A lot of times it was "kill target using [weapon]" which gave me a reason to vary my strategies and try out different ways of assassinating. Others involved completing missions without being detected, which was good practice for stealthing and silent assassinations, or not swimming, or working within a time limit, etc. My favorite one that I remember was when I had to infiltrate this cultish pseudo-orgy party and assassinate a banker. The 100% challenge was "Assassinate the banker from a bench." Whoa. So I spent a while tracking him and learning his movement. I noticed there was a bench he always walked by, except there were patrolling guards right there too. So I had to sneak my way to the bench, sit down and wait on him to walk past me to get him. It was awesome.
In AC:B, you actually build the brotherhood of assassins and eventually become its leader. You basically save people from Borgia attacks and then recruit them to join your cause. These people become your personal guard. They all start at level 1 with basic arms and armor. You can send them off on missions, which range from 1 star to 5 sparkly stars. They always have some % chance to complete the mission, and they get XP for doing it. You can have up to 5 assassins go on each mission, and they share XP accordingly. So you send a level 1 assassin on a 1-star mission, easy. As they level up, they can tackle harder ones. By the 5-star sparkly missions, an "assassin" level assassin (level 10) will have like a 20-25% chance to complete the mission, so they go out in teams of 4-5 to get a 100% chance. I guess they die if you're unlucky. I did send some out early on with like 80-something% chances to complete missions, but as they got leveled up, I realized I didn't want to find out if they'd die permanently, so I started only sending them at 100%. Anyway, so they go level up and whatnot. You can call them in battle and they come and assassinate guards for you and fight by your side a while. Very handy. They also bring back money and items for you. Also very handy.
So overall, there were more things to do, more things to collect, and more challenges in AC:B. They were more worthwhile, integrated, and interesting than previous games, so they didn't feel as grindy, which was a big complaint of mine from AC2.
After I beat the game, I finally checked out the online modes that I'd been dying to try since the game came out. I really like the basic free-for-all so far. It's very Assassin's Creed! I have this game called The Ship, which apparently no one else bought, where you are on a ship and you have to kill or be killed. You play online with other players (I think I played against a couple people one time, but like I said, I don't think anyone ever bought it and I usually couldn't find a match). It works like this: You get a target and you in turn are targeted by someone else. You have to find and kill your target before your hunter gets you. The Ship was fascinating because your character had to eat, sleep and pee! So your pee meter or whatever would fill up and then you'd *have* to go find a restroom to use. This made you vulnerable. I always liked walking in on people peeing and shooting them. Anyway, AC:B's multiplayer is similar, minus the bodily functions. There were 6-8 players in the matches. You get a target and have to try and find him/her. At the same time, you're marked by someone else and they're looking for you. This is complicated by the stealth mechanics. You can blend in with crowds, hide in haystacks, sit on benches, the usual. You can, on the other hand, sprint like a madman, climb and run across rooftops, and so on. It's tricky because you need to be inconspicuous both so your target doesn't see you coming *and* so you don't give your own position away to the assassin hunting you. It's brilliant. The radar is modified so that you get information about the direction and distance (but no exact location!) of your prey. I don't fully understand it yet, nor the point system. You get points for 'style' and amount of kills, as well as for evading assassins. I played a few matches and it was hectic and exciting. I will leave the log open because I plan on delving into multiplayer some more. I always wanted people to play The Ship with! I'll trade my bathroom breaks for a hidden blade.
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Oct 17th, 2012 at 06:42:39 - Metro 2033 (PC) |
I had rather low expectations for this game, mostly since it didn't get stellar reviews, sounded like a knockoff of Stalker, and came in a THQ publisher bundle that I wanted for other games. But I admit it when I am wrong about something, and I'm happy to say here that my assumptions about Metro 2033's mediocrity were unfounded.
What is Metro 2033? It's a post-nuclear apocalypse survival/horror FPS set in the Moscow metro system and surrounding above-ground wasteland. It IS like Stalker in many ways, but it comes into its own after the beginning. That said, the beginning of Metro 2033 is unimpressive. It's most reminiscent here of Stalker, and it's definitely the most boring and perplexing part. There are many human settlements in the metro system, and you've got to leave yours and travel to take a message to someone in another one. All the settlements are under attack by mutants and the "Dark Ones," some spooky sentient creatures. There are, of course, plenty of mutants in Stalker. The Dark Ones have some kind of psychic connection, similar to the weird goings-ons in Stalker. There are also the Anomalies, which, like the Anomalies in Stalker, are beings (?) or phenomena that just shred anything that gets near them. They even talk about people who leave the metro to go above ground and collect things, or who even live temporarily above ground, as Stalkers...just like in Stalker. And the AI and people in the camps behave oddly similar to how they behaved in...you guessed it, Stalker. There are plenty of guitar-playing metro dwellers just like the omnipresent guitarists in Stalker. And the same bizarre choice of language that some of the human AI enemies yell at you is also found in Metro 2033. But thank god no one called me 'bro' in this game.
After the beginning, I was ready to just wait for the game to crash and burn, but it picked itself off the ground and assembled into a kickass horror shooter. As I said, you travel from place to place through the tunnels. One thing I liked about the pacing and story is that you would expect everything to go wrong, right? But it doesn't! You safely arrive here and there with the action in between, but you always meet someone and need to go just a little farther. And as you go farther through the metro system, you encounter weirder and weirder stuff, and the tunnels become scarier and scarier, the mutants deadlier and deadlier. The game has some phenomenal set pieces. I remember the first one I noted where you have to ride a rail car from point A to point B and man the machine gun as mutants swarm the car. It was terrifying. They jump onto the car and you frantically shoot them off. They kill one of your allies. They kill another. There are more of them on the car, too many to shoot off. Finally the car overturns and almost crushes you, but everyone you were riding with are dead. It was very exciting. There are numerous set pieces like this that are absolutely adrenaline-pumping, not just for the action, but for the genuine fear, both of dying and of the mutants.
The tunnels aren't the only star of the show though. Sometimes you have to go above ground into the waste. The real sick mutants live up there, like these flying bat things that you always have to look out for since they'll swoop on you and kill you. When you go above ground, and sometimes in places where radiation is thick below ground, you must wear a gas mask. This is one of the real survival elements. As you get attacked, gas masks crack, which means you must constantly be looking for a new mask. If it gets too cracked you choke and die. You also need air filters. Run out of air filters and you choke and die. You also carry a small generator that lets you pump and charge your flashlight and one of your guns. All these very specific things you must keep track of or die/be disadvantaged. So anyway, you go above ground, which is its own wasteland type environment, freezing cold, dead. Your gas mask regularly ices over, restricting your field of vision to a tiny window. This, plus the strained gasping of your character as his filter gets clogged is very claustrophobic.
And buildings are their own brand of scary too. I cannot rave enough about the library. The library level is the most tense I've been playing a game in as long as I can remember, maybe since trying to stick a needle in Isaac's eye in Dead Space 2. You're in this massive library with 3 other guys. You bar yourself in after one of the bats tries to eat you all. It bursts through the door, chasing you into another room, which you bar and lock yourselves in. Then you have to go alone and find another way out of the room. Eventually you lead your comrades into a big open section, and the flying thing comes again and injures one of your buddies. Very sad. And every time one of your buddies dies or is injured in this game, it sucks. I felt so much more vulnerable every time I lost an ally. So eventually you are left alone again and you come face to face with the freakin scariest monsters in the game, the Librarians, these big fanged alien/ape looking creatures that run faster than you and kill you quickly. The second half of the library level you just try to avoid the Librarian(s) [I don't even know how many there were]. They have a thing where they like to jump up and down levels of a building through holes in the wall/floor, so you always have to be alert looking for holes, then just be damn careful around them. Running from the librarians entailed many death-defying feats in which I barely made it alive. I absolutely loved that level. I should also nod to the last level when you have to climb a tower. It was also intense.
The game also features the 'evil humans,' as we are wont to be. They did an interesting job with the Nazis vs. the Communists, who each had bastions undergound and were fighting a war with one another. At one point, you have to go to a Soviet camp and you get forced into the front lines, from which you must escape, then fight your way through the Nazi camps. That part was hard as hell, and really neat the way that ideological battle raged. Your character was born underground in the metro and "heard that the Nazis and the Communists fought a giant war long ago." Nice touch.
So by the end, the game grew on me. At first I found it derivative and unfair. The shooting isn't that great, to be honest, and the human enemies in particular have a knack for knowing exactly where you are at all times and flanking you, for seeing you in the pitch darkness, for shooting you through walls and cover, and for having thick and/or metal skin that takes multiple bullets to the face or other vital regions before dying. I got used to it though. I guess it forced me to be more careful at times, smart at times, and cheap at times. Since they can exploit me, I found out how to exploit them. The best trick was in battles with ally AI. I realized that my allies would never run out of ammunition, and that they would never die unless they were scripted to do so. So I ended up just running around in circles during battles with a train of enemies chasing/firing at me, and letting my allies deal with them. This is why, in a game about conserving ammo (ammo is even currency it's so valuable!), I wound up with like 300 machine gun rounds and over 100 rounds of this awesome sniper/shotgun ammo.
The very end was very cool. I hear there is a sequel coming out shortly. Also, my last Stalker comment, like Stalker, Metro 2033 is based off a book, which I intend to obtain and read!
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Oct 11th, 2012 at 22:03:50 - Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (360) |
Started playing Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood sometime during the last week. It picks up directly after AC:2 and goes through a wonderful introduction to the story that reminded me what was going on. Besides story, I felt AC:B did little to help a player in the beginning. I suppose it being the second game in a direct series, and the third of the franchise (for consoles at least), there is more of an assumption that the player has experience with AC games. I remember AC:2 had extensive hand-holding in the beginning.
As a result, the game is challenging right from the get-go. This is partly due to the relative lack of tutorial, partly due to me not remembering the finesse of all the controls, partly due to me employing a rather gung-ho play style, partly due to a few new gameplay elements, and, I would argue, partly due to the fact that the game is more challenging than previous titles, period.
The controls do require finesse, both in navigation and in fighting. Until I regained some of that through practice and dying, I was having a rough time. I had to re-learn what the enemies are like. By the last game, I was just free-running and doing whatever I wanted like a superman. That's much harder just starting out! And the guards don't take shit from me anymore. They seem quick to become suspicious. Once they are on to my antics, they are quick to knock me down if I'm climbing, to surround me if I'm running, to catch up with me if they are on horses, and so on. There are both more enemies and more deadly enemies. Right from the beginning there are the normal guards, armored guards, crossbow and pistol guards, and horse-riding guards. I routinely find myself being chased by 15 or so guards, and I am slowly getting better at losing them. Does this mean that Assassin's Creed is finally about actually being stealthy? That could be a good thing! That's what I'm trying now, and it's paying off.
A major new gameplay element are Borgia towers and region control. In previous games, you just go complete assignments and you uncover buildings (blacksmith, artisan, tailor, etc.) on the map by climbing to viewpoints and synchronizing with the area they cover. This time, viewpoints will uncover buildings, but they will be 'locked' and in need of renovation. So if they are locked, that means there is a Borgia (the bad guys) tower in the area, and you have to kill the Borgia commander there and blow up the tower, which 'frees' the blacksmith, artisan, etc. allowing you to go pay money and renovate them, which gives you access to their functions. You can buy and repair armor and weapons at blacksmiths. Artisans sell paintings and treasure maps. They all have important roles. I *really* like this new element, as I see that I'm undermining the Borgia's influence in Rome and rallying the people to the Assassin's cause.
The Borgia towers are also excellent for teaching me how to be smart, emphasizing stealth gameplay and the importance of planning my actions. I've burned down a handful of Borgia towers so far and learned that stealth is my friend. The commander is typically hard to get to or to get alone, and there are guards everywhere who will attack you on sight. If the guards see you, they might alert the commander, who will try to escape, which sucks because then you have to wait for a 'guard shift' before he will come back and you can try to assassinate him again. It's a time penalty for failure. I've pretty much felt like a genius every time I have killed a Borgia commander.
The last Borgia tower, I first approached from the roof. I threw a couple rooftop guards to their deaths and then scouted for an area like a courtyard or something to drop down into and enter the walls. Didn't see one. So I climbed back down to the streets and I saw two entrances with 3 or 4 guards each. I thought maybe I could pick them off with my throwing knives but either they just don't work for the distance or I wasn't using them right, not sure. I tried my revolver and killed one guard, which alerted all the others at that doorway. They fanned out to look for an assassin, and I tried to slip in the door while they were gone. Didn't work. There were another 5 or so guards just inside the doorway, and other guards in the streets who saw me and yelled, and the commander fled. Hmm. I had just unlocked the courtesan faction (there are also thieves and mercenaries that I haven't unlocked yet). You can use the factions to distract guards and things. For example, courtesans will go flirt and lure guards away. But there weren't any courtesans near this Borgia tower. There was an empty faction house nearby, but I hadn't renovated it and didn't have the money to do so now. You can renovate empty faction houses so the courtesans, thieves, or mercenaries will set up there and become available in that location. Without faction help, I had to rely on myself. What to do? I couldn't move outside because the guards would see me. There was no entrance from the roof. Ah, I can blend into crowds so I won't be suspicious to guards! Ok, let's try to blend into a crowd and walk the perimeter of the Borgia tower to look for another ground entrance. Around the tower we went, and on the far side was a wall under an arch that I could climb up and into the tower. I scaled it and dropped down to the interior of the tower and surveyed. There was the commander pacing back and forth in the corner surrounded by 5 guards. Hmm. How to get to him without him escaping? I sneaked closer and closer, hiding behind pillars so the guards wouldn't see me. AC:B so far has very fair enemy alertness. They don't see you until they can physically see you. I'm currently playing Metro 2033 on PC and that game is the exact opposite, which is frustrating. Metro 2033 enemies have some sort of X-ray vision and enjoy shooting me when I'm behind cover, and appear to telepathically descend upon my position. So in AC:B, it makes sense then that at the point where I edged out from behind the pillar to see and target a guard, the guard spotted me. I quickly hid and he calmed down. Hmm. AC:B has a neat targeting system that I don't recall the others having. Left Trigger will cycle targets in range, and you'll attack that target. So I tried again to peek out and target the commander. I thought I would target him, then jump out from behind the pillar and assassinate him before any of the others could react. I imagined a beautiful lunge through the air like a football receiver diving over defenders into the endzone for a touchdown, but it wasn't like that at all. Again, one of the guards saw me as soon as I peeked. They broke formation and blocked me while the commander bolted. I went for it anyway, dashed out from behind the pillar and leaped into the air...and assassinated the wrong target. "The Borgia commander is fleeing!" I made a perfunctory apology to the dead guard, hit left trigger, which, during 'combat' mode, will put you back into 'run' mode so you can escape enemies or chase someone. I did that and sprinted through angry guards through the doorway and frantically looked for which direction the commander ran. I saw him off to my left shoving a woman carrying groceries out of the way. I extended my assassin's wrist blade and took off after him. After just a moment I was on him, blade in his back, Borgia influence in the area destroyed. The guards say the equivalent of "F**k this s**t" and run away, allowing me free climbing up the tower to ignite it, the burning tower a symbol to the citizens that their time to rise against the Borgia is now.
Despite any criticisms I ever have against the AC games, the above example, glorious assassinations, is why I keep playing them. And this one so far as quite glorious assassinations indeed. There are other new things besides the Borgia towers. Notably, the economy is vastly improved. Last time, you could upgrade your uncle's country villa/hideout, which was cool because I love having cities/fortresses/whatever to upgrade. This time, you upgrade the entire city of Rome! I mentioned the shophouses and the faction houses already. As you renovate them, it counts toward total city renovation. Also as you renovate them, you generate more income, which you can regularly collect at banks, once you've renovated them. Renovations cost increasing amounts of money, and the more you renovate the more money you generate. You can also go looking for treasures. I had fun doing this in the last game, but I recall that in the end, treasure hunting was pointless because I had more money than I'd ever need. This time, there are less treasures, which is awesome. And since I generate cash from renovations anyway, there is less reason to methodically scour the map for treasures, which makes things less tedious. That is always good. But treasure chests now contain a sellable item in addition to money. These items you can collect to complete various shophouse quests, which give you access to new items. So it's a neat byproduct of collecting treasures and synergizes treasures with shophouses. They were quite disparate in the previous game, 'amount of money' being the only thing that really tied treasure hunting and upgrading shops together. Now collecting treasures helps complete additional quests, get useful items, renovate, and liberate the city. It's more meaningful.
The game also added much-welcome fast travel options. There are underground tunnels that you can renovate which let you fast-travel across the map. You can also renovate stables and call a horse anywhere anytime! So if you are just running someplace, grab a horse and get there faster. It's very nice. There also appear to be more faction quests, and so far they are more interesting than the ones in the last game. This is welcome too. I remember one I played last night, this courtesan said she went to a party and some men poisoned her. She wanted me to follow her and beat up the men she identified. So you follow her, and all the while she's violently ill, zigzagging and coughing and puking in the street, which was kind of funny, and she'll stop and point at a man and say "Him! He poisoned me!" Then you beat him up, and she goes, "Wait, was it him?" And you follow her to the next guy. After you beat up a few, she goes "Well, I'm sure at least two of them were there!" Quite amusing. There are also additional challenges you can complete for the factions that are just time sinks like poison 10 guards, throw 15 guards into haystacks, and on and on. Those are the most completion-oriented 'tasks' it seems, and the ones I'll probably ignore, though I am curious what happens if I actually complete them. Then AC:B adds % synchronization to missions. If you want to get 100% synchronization, you have to meet this additional goal. One was "don't swim" for a mission on a ship. I was doing it until I got pushed into the water and failed. But if you score 100% synchronization, sometimes you unlock cheat codes and things. You can always go replay the missions and score better and use the codes or whatever. I think that's neat. If you really like the game, you've got different goals and options for replaying.
One thing I really like about this one too is that, perhaps in an effort to squeeze out more games for one story (so cynical), the story focuses on the day-to-day lives of characters. I wouldn't be surprised if Ezio had to pee and I had to get him to the bathroom. I find this really interesting. I was surprised to unlock a "Caroline (or Christina?) Memory." What's that? Turns out you can relive past experiences from when Ezio tried to meet this girl in his past. Some kind of romantic sub-plot memory. I'm totally intrigued by this.
Anyway, I am very happy with AC:B so far. It is ridiculous fun, and I can see spending a long time with it doing a lot of extras besides the main story. Also, the setting, wow. The last game I think was Florence, and I don't remember where the original AC was. I didn't recognize hardly any places in those games. But this one is Rome, and everyone recognizes the Coliseum and tons of other temples and old landmarks. These are all included and it's amazing. So beautifully realized, and so awesome the way they've integrated this fictional story into history.
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Oct 5th, 2012 at 13:16:24 - Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne (PS2) |
I think I'm done with Nocturne. It lasted me like two months! That's pretty damn good. Excellent game, excellent excellent game. I read back over my previous logs and think I said most everything to say. Just...it continues on. I just have many more examples of all the cool things.
I never mentioned the art design I don't think. The art in SMT games in general is real unique, but Nocturne especially. My favorites are these characters called 'manikins.' They are people born from mud and basically look like they're dressed in rags/prison stripes/insane asylum jackets. They are all kind of blank-looking and they have convulsions. I loved looking at them. And they are so sad in the story! They're just kind of weak and dumb and quirky and outcast, but oh so likeable, so I felt sorry for them because the other characters generally hate on them. Lots of the bosses look really badass too. Go look up some of the artwork. And even though it's almost 10 years old on a last-gen system, I swear it looks better than half the stuff out today.
The level design I also came to appreciate very much. Most of the dungeons were long, but not too long. Usually they were broken up into several floors or sections, which helped. As I got into the game, dungeons started becoming more puzzle-like. Lots of the puzzle elements were more like tricks. Sometimes I walked through a door, and it would only be a one-way door, so I couldn't go back. I'd have to take a long way around. My favorite dungeon in recent memory was the one with the painting illusions. It was this mansion place with tons of hallways going every which way. But they weren't as real as they seemed. Many times, what appeared to be a hallway was a painting of a hallway. The hallway would show some signs of distortion, like the depth would be off if you stared at it, or doors would be painted on the wall and have no protruding frames. If you "fell for it" a guardian literally called you a dumbass and kicked you somewhere else on the floor. I really liked paying attention to the details of the hallways and doors and lights and things to try and catch illusions! Sometimes the hallway *looked* like an illusion but if you got close enough, you saw that you could actually go through and that it was built that way, not painted. Really neat stuff. I'll also say how well done the sound design is. There's no voiceovers at all. Just sounds and music, and it conveys all the right moods at the right times, and is not overbearing. Wonderfully done.
The party customization kept getting better and better. Today I came across this boss who just annihilated me the first few times. He was tough because he was almost 100% resistant to all damage but electricity. The problem was I didn't have any electricity-using demons besides my healer, who I needed to, well, heal. Solution? Go to the Cathedral of Shadows, fuse two demons to get one with a sweet electricity spell, and then buy another electricity demon that I'd previously registered. BAM, 28,000 macca and 15 minutes later, I had a party with 3 electricity-users and I went back and owned the boss. I did find a problem though, and that's that I was able to build such awesome demons through fusion, that eventually I couldn't keep all the useful spells because you can only transfer up to 4. For example, my healer is currently level 57. I have no idea when I got it, at least 10 levels prior I think. Maybe even like 43 or 44. So it's long since quit learning new skills. But I haven't fused it with anything else because it is so ridiculously useful. It has Mana Refill, which I transferred to it from some other demon even farther back (actually I think I wrote about transferring Mana Refill to a demon in a log over a month ago - I've kept that same skill the whole time!) It has a heavy heal all skill, a medium force attack all, a medium electricity attack all, revive, a high odds expel attack, and some other stuff. Like, I don't want to lose any of that, and it won't all transfer. Actually, I think Mana Refill is quite a unique skill because that one really rarely will show up on a potential child's skill list. So...my problem is that some of my demons are too good...Ha. But it is getting a little tough because now she's so far behind my main character and the other demons in level. 57 to main character's 70 (demons level up about half as fast as the main character, so you have to fuse them and recruit more to keep them most useful with high enough HP and stuff).
Speaking of leveling, I'm stuck. I'm in the last dungeon and fighting a boss who is too strong. I know what I need to do. Kind of like the boss where I had to have characters using electricity, this one is even more specific. I need the War Cry skill which drastically reduces enemies' attack and magic power. But I don't have it, and I kind of don't feel like fusing a demon who does because the bosses are starting to get like this, really hard where you MUST have x, y, z skill in order to stand a chance. This current boss for example, he casts a spell called Apocalypse, which is unblockable/undodgeable and hits my characters for 400 HP or so. My party has like 406, 460, 600, and 650 or something, so that is A LOT of HP. Basically if they aren't at full they die. So of course the boss gets 2 attacks every turn. He casts Apocalypse twice! Bam, all dead. I'd need so much more HP to survive, which is not feasible. So what I need is a demon with War Cry. But it's got to have other useful skills too. I fear that fusing is about to become grindy. I read up on a walkthrough a little about the later bosses, and yeah, I think I will just call it here and finish up watching on YouTube. It's funny, over on Howlongtobeat, I was wondering why the average time for Nocturne was like 70 hours. I'm at like 45. Yeah, I think I found out why tonight. I supposed you eventually have to spend time really really really building specific demons for these final bosses.
Also those long play times probably have some of the extra stuff added in, like the Amala Network, which is a 5-floor dungeon that you periodically unlock sections of by defeating the Candelabra fiends. I killed a couple fiends very early on, and I think I went inside the Amala network twice. I don't know what the point of it is, whether it's to get treasure, or just to find more Magatami or what. I just ignored it because I didn't know what it was for and I had enough dungeons and hard enemies to fight anyway.
So looks like the end. The point of the game's story is that a new world is going to be created after the apocalypse that happened in the beginning. Throughout the game, you learn about the characters and gods who are vying for control to realize their version of things. Will it be a Darwinian world where only the strong survive? Will it be a highly individualistic world where no one has to do anything they don't want? Will it be a world where everyone is equal? Or one where there is no emotion? There are like 5 or so of them I think, and throughout the game you make dialogue choices that affect which ending you get, and maybe you choose one or the other for good at some point. Anyway, we'll see what I choose!
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| 1 | 100 Floors (Other) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 2 | 1000xRESIST (PC) | Finished playing |
| 3 | 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 4 | 140 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 5 | 1979 Revolution: Black Friday (PC) | Finished playing |
| 6 | 60 Seconds! Reatomized (PC) | Finished playing |
| 7 | 7 Billion Humans (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 8 | 80 Days (PC) | Finished playing |
| 9 | A Hat in Time (PC) | Finished playing |
| 10 | A Highland Song (PC) | Finished playing |
| 11 | A Mortician's Tale (PC) | Finished playing |
| 12 | A Plague Tale: Innocence (PC) | Finished playing |
| 13 | A Plague Tale: Requiem (PC) | Finished playing |
| 14 | A Space for the Unbound (PC) | Finished playing |
| 15 | A Way Out (PC) | Finished playing |
| 16 | Abzu (PC) | Finished playing |
| 17 | AER: Memories of Old (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 18 | Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (PC) | Finished playing |
| 19 | Aion (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 20 | Alan Wake (360) | Finished playing |
| 21 | Alan Wake 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 22 | Alan Wake's American Nightmare (PC) | Finished playing |
| 23 | Alice: Madness Returns (PC) | Finished playing |
| 24 | Alien Breed: Impact (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 25 | Alien: Isolation (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 26 | Alien: Isolation (PC) | Finished playing |
| 27 | Altitude (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 28 | Always Sometimes Monsters (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 29 | Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs (PC) | Finished playing |
| 30 | Amnesia: Rebirth (PC) | Finished playing |
| 31 | Amnesia: The Bunker (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 32 | Amnesia: The Dark Descent (PC) | Finished playing |
| 33 | Among the Sleep (PC) | Finished playing |
| 34 | Anachronox (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 35 | And Yet It Moves (PC) | Finished playing |
| 36 | Angry Birds (Other) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 37 | Animal Crossing: New Horizons (NSW) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 38 | Animal Well (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 39 | Anomaly: Warzone Earth (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 40 | Antichamber (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 41 | Apart of Me (iPd) | Finished playing |
| 42 | Ape Out (PC) | Finished playing |
| 43 | Aperture Desk Job (PC) | Finished playing |
| 44 | Apotheon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 45 | Arx Fatalis (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 46 | As Dusk Falls (PC) | Finished playing |
| 47 | Assassin's Creed II (360) | Finished playing |
| 48 | Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag (360) | Finished playing |
| 49 | Assassin's Creed Odyssey (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 50 | Assassin's Creed Origins (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 51 | Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (360) | Finished playing |
| 52 | Assassins Creed III (360) | Finished playing |
| 53 | Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles (PC) | Finished playing |
| 54 | Astro's Playroom (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 55 | Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 56 | Audiosurf (PC) | Finished playing |
| 57 | Avadon: The Black Fortress (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 58 | Baba is You (PC) | Playing |
| 59 | Bag It! (Other) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 60 | Ballpoint Universe - Infinite (PC) | Finished playing |
| 61 | Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden (PC) | Finished playing |
| 62 | Bastion (PC) | Finished playing |
| 63 | Batman: Arkham Asylum (PC) | Finished playing |
| 64 | Batman: Arkham City (360) | Finished playing |
| 65 | Batman: Arkham Knight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 66 | Battlefield 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 67 | Battletech (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 68 | Bayonetta (360) | Finished playing |
| 69 | Bayonetta 2 (WiiU) | Finished playing |
| 70 | Beat Hazard: Ultra (PC) | Finished playing |
| 71 | Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians (PC) | Finished playing |
| 72 | Before I Forget (PC) | Finished playing |
| 73 | Before Your Eyes (PC) | Finished playing |
| 74 | Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery (PC) | Finished playing |
| 75 | Beholder (PC) | Finished playing |
| 76 | Bejeweled 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 77 | Beyond Eyes (PC) | Finished playing |
| 78 | Beyond Good and Evil (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 79 | Beyond: Two Souls (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 80 | Bioshock 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 81 | BioShock Infinite (360) | Finished playing |
| 82 | Bit.Trip Presents Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 83 | Black Mesa (PC) | Finished playing |
| 84 | Blair Witch (PC) | Finished playing |
| 85 | Blind Drive (PC) | Finished playing |
| 86 | Bloodborne (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 87 | Bloons TD 6 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 88 | Blue Prince (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 89 | Borderlands (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 90 | Borderlands 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 91 | Botanicula (PC) | Finished playing |
| 92 | Braid (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 93 | Bramble: The Mountain King (XBX X/S) | Finished playing |
| 94 | Bridge Constructor Portal (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 95 | Broken Age (PC) | Finished playing |
| 96 | Brotato (PC) | Finished playing |
| 97 | Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (PC) | Finished playing |
| 98 | Brutal Legend (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 99 | Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition (PC) | Finished playing |
| 100 | Burnout Paradise (PC) | Finished playing |
| 101 | Burnout Revenge (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 102 | Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth (PC) | Finished playing |
| 103 | Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (PC) | Finished playing |
| 104 | Call of Duty: Black Ops (360) | Finished playing |
| 105 | Call of Duty: World at War (PS3) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 106 | Canabalt (PC) | Finished playing |
| 107 | Capsized (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 108 | Card Hunter (Web) | Finished playing |
| 109 | Card Shark (PC) | Finished playing |
| 110 | Carrion (PC) | Finished playing |
| 111 | Catherine (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 112 | Cave Story+ (PC) | Finished playing |
| 113 | Celeste (PC) | Finished playing |
| 114 | Champions Online (PC) | Finished playing |
| 115 | Chants of Sennaar (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 116 | Chicory: A Colorful Tale (PC) | Finished playing |
| 117 | Child of Eden (360) | Finished playing |
| 118 | Child of Light (PC) | Finished playing |
| 119 | Children of Morta (PC) | Finished playing |
| 120 | Chrono Trigger (PC) | Finished playing |
| 121 | Chuchel (PC) | Finished playing |
| 122 | Citizen Sleeper (PC) | Finished playing |
| 123 | Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 124 | Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 125 | Clive Barker's Undying (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 126 | Clone Drone in the Danger Zone (PC) | Finished playing |
| 127 | Closure (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 128 | Clustertruck (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 129 | Cocoon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 130 | Cogs (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 131 | Company of Heroes (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 132 | Control (PC) | Finished playing |
| 133 | Costume Quest (PC) | Finished playing |
| 134 | Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 135 | Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time (PC) | Finished playing |
| 136 | Crayon Physics Deluxe (PC) | Finished playing |
| 137 | Creaks (PC) | Finished playing |
| 138 | Crow Country (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 139 | Crypt of the NecroDancer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 140 | Crysis (PC) | Finished playing |
| 141 | Crysis 2 (360) | Finished playing |
| 142 | Crysis: Warhead (PC) | Finished playing |
| 143 | Cult of the Lamb (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 144 | Cultist Simulator (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 145 | Cut The Rope (Other) | Finished playing |
| 146 | Dagon: by H. P. Lovecraft (PC) | Finished playing |
| 147 | Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 148 | Darkest Dungeon (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 149 | Darkfall (PC) | Finished playing |
| 150 | Darksiders (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 151 | DARQ (PC) | Finished playing |
| 152 | Darwinia (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 153 | Dave the Diver (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 154 | Day of the Tentacle Remastered (PC) | Finished playing |
| 155 | Dead Cells (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 156 | Dead Space (PC) | Finished playing |
| 157 | Dead Space 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 158 | Dead Space 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 159 | Dead Space: Extraction (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 160 | Dear Esther (PC) | Finished playing |
| 161 | Death Squared (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 162 | Death Stranding (PC) | Finished playing |
| 163 | Death's Door (PC) | Finished playing |
| 164 | Deathloop (PC) | Finished playing |
| 165 | Defcon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 166 | Defense Grid 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 167 | Defense Grid: The Awakening (PC) | Finished playing |
| 168 | Depression Quest (PC) | Finished playing |
| 169 | Desperados III (PC) | Finished playing |
| 170 | Destiny 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 171 | Detention (PC) | Finished playing |
| 172 | Detroit: Become Human (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 173 | Deus Ex (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 174 | Deus Ex: Human Revolution (PC) | Finished playing |
| 175 | Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 176 | Devil May Cry 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 177 | Devil May Cry 5 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 178 | Diablo III (PC) | Finished playing |
| 179 | Diablo III: Reaper of Souls (PC) | Finished playing |
| 180 | Dicey Dungeons (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 181 | Dino D-Day (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 182 | DiRT 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 183 | Disc Room (PC) | Finished playing |
| 184 | Disciples 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 185 | Disco Elysium (PC) | Finished playing |
| 186 | Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 187 | Dishonored (360) | Finished playing |
| 188 | Dishonored 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 189 | Dishonored: Death of the Outsider (PC) | Finished playing |
| 190 | Divinity: Original Sin II (PC) | Playing |
| 191 | DmC: Devil May Cry (360) | Finished playing |
| 192 | Do Not Feed the Monkeys (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 193 | Doki Doki Literature Club (PC) | Finished playing |
| 194 | Donkey Kong Country Returns (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 195 | Donut County (PC) | Finished playing |
| 196 | Doom (2016) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 197 | Doom Eternal (PC) | Finished playing |
| 198 | Doom: The Dark Ages (PC) | Finished playing |
| 199 | Dorfromantik (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 200 | DotA 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 201 | Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist (PC) | Finished playing |
| 202 | Dragon Age II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 203 | Dragon Age: Inquisition (PC) | Finished playing |
| 204 | Dragon Age: Origins (PC) | Finished playing |
| 205 | Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening (PC) | Finished playing |
| 206 | Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator (PC) | Finished playing |
| 207 | Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (PC) | Finished playing |
| 208 | Dredge (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 209 | Dungeon Keeper Gold (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 210 | Dungeon of the Endless (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 211 | Dungeons of Dredmor (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 212 | DUSK (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 213 | Duskers (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 214 | Dust: An Elysian Tail (PC) | Finished playing |
| 215 | Dustforce (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 216 | Dyad (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 217 | Dynamite Jack (PC) | Finished playing |
| 218 | Earthbound (PC) | Finished playing |
| 219 | Eliza (PC) | Finished playing |
| 220 | Else Heart.Break() (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 221 | En Garde! (PC) | Finished playing |
| 222 | Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights (PC) | Finished playing |
| 223 | Endless Legend (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 224 | Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (360) | Finished playing |
| 225 | Enter the Gungeon (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 226 | Eternal Sonata (PS3) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 227 | Eternal Threads (PC) | Finished playing |
| 228 | Eufloria (PC) | Finished playing |
| 229 | EVE Online (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 230 | Everlands (Other) | Finished playing |
| 231 | Everquest 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 232 | Everybody's Gone to the Rapture (PC) | Finished playing |
| 233 | Everything (PC) | Finished playing |
| 234 | Exo One (PC) | Finished playing |
| 235 | F.E.A.R. (PC) | Finished playing |
| 236 | Faeria (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 237 | Fallout 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 238 | Fallout 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 239 | Fallout New Vegas (PC) | Finished playing |
| 240 | Far Cry 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 241 | Far Cry 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 242 | Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (360) | Finished playing |
| 243 | Far Cry 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 244 | Far From Noise (PC) | Finished playing |
| 245 | FAR: Changing Tides (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 246 | FAR: Lone Sails (PC) | Finished playing |
| 247 | Faster Than Light (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 248 | Fatal Frame (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 249 | Fear the Spotlight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 250 | FEZ (PC) | Finished playing |
| 251 | Final fantasy 13 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 252 | Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (PS5) | Playing |
| 253 | Final Fantasy V (PS) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 254 | Final Fantasy VI (PS) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 255 | Final Fantasy VII Remake (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 256 | Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 257 | Final Fantasy XV (PC) | Finished playing |
| 258 | Finding Paradise (PC) | Finished playing |
| 259 | Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 260 | Firewatch (PC) | Finished playing |
| 261 | Firework (PC) | Finished playing |
| 262 | Flow (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 263 | Flower (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 264 | Folklore (PS3) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 265 | Forza Horizon 5 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 266 | Fractured Minds (PC) | Finished playing |
| 267 | Fran Bow (PC) | Finished playing |
| 268 | Freud's Bones (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 269 | Friday the 13th: The Game (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 270 | Frostpunk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 271 | Frostpunk 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 272 | Frozen Synapse (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 273 | Galcon Fusion (PC) | Finished playing |
| 274 | Game of Thrones (2014) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 275 | Garry's Mod (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 276 | Gauntlet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 277 | Gears 5 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 278 | Gears of War (360) | Finished playing |
| 279 | Gears of War 2 (360) | Finished playing |
| 280 | Gears of War 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 281 | Gears of War 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 282 | Gears of War: Judgment (360) | Finished playing |
| 283 | Gears Tactics (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 284 | Gemini Rue (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 285 | Genesis Noir (PC) | Finished playing |
| 286 | Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved (PC) | Finished playing |
| 287 | Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved (PC) | Finished playing |
| 288 | Ghost of Tsushima (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 289 | Ghostrunner (PC) | Finished playing |
| 290 | Global Agenda (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 291 | Gloomhaven (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 292 | GNOG (PC) | Finished playing |
| 293 | Goat Simulator (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 294 | God of War (2018) (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 295 | God of War 2 (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 296 | God of war 3 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 297 | Golden Axe (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 298 | Gone Home (PC) | Finished playing |
| 299 | Gorogoa (PC) | Finished playing |
| 300 | Grand Theft Auto IV (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 301 | Grand Theft Auto V (PC) | Finished playing |
| 302 | Grandia III (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 303 | Gravity Bone (PC) | Finished playing |
| 304 | Gravity Rush 2 (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 305 | Great God Grove (PC) | Finished playing |
| 306 | Griftlands (PC) | Finished playing |
| 307 | Grim Fandango Remastered (PC) | Finished playing |
| 308 | Grim Grimoire (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 309 | Gris (PC) | Finished playing |
| 310 | Grow Home (PC) | Finished playing |
| 311 | Growlanser Generations (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 312 | Guacamelee! (PC) | Finished playing |
| 313 | Guacamelee! 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 314 | Gunpoint (PC) | Finished playing |
| 315 | Gwent: The Witcher Card Game (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 316 | H1Z1: King of the Kill (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 317 | Hacknet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 318 | Halo 2 (XBX) | Finished playing |
| 319 | Halo 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 320 | Halo 3: ODST (360) | Finished playing |
| 321 | Halo 4 (360) | Finished playing |
| 322 | Halo Anniversary (360) | Finished playing |
| 323 | Halo Infinite (PC) | Finished playing |
| 324 | Halo Reach (360) | Finished playing |
| 325 | Hand of Fate (PC) | Finished playing |
| 326 | Hand of Fate 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 327 | Happy Game (PC) | Finished playing |
| 328 | Hatoful Boyfriend (PC) | Finished playing |
| 329 | Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft (PC) | Finished playing |
| 330 | Heaven's Vault (PC) | Finished playing |
| 331 | Heavy Rain (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 332 | Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (PC) | Finished playing |
| 333 | Helldivers (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 334 | Her Story (PC) | Finished playing |
| 335 | Herdling (PC) | Finished playing |
| 336 | Hi-Fi Rush (PC) | Finished playing |
| 337 | Hitman 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 338 | Hitman 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 339 | Hitman: Blood Money (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 340 | Hollow Knight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 341 | Hollow Knight: Silksong (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 342 | Homefront (PC) | Finished playing |
| 343 | Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak (PC) | Finished playing |
| 344 | Homeworld: Remastered Collection (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 345 | Horizon Zero Dawn (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 346 | Hotline Miami (PC) | Finished playing |
| 347 | Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (PC) | Finished playing |
| 348 | Humanity (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 349 | Hypnospace Outlaw (PC) | Finished playing |
| 350 | I Am Your Beast (PC) | Finished playing |
| 351 | ibb & obb (PC) | Finished playing |
| 352 | ICEY (PC) | Finished playing |
| 353 | Iconoclasts (PC) | Finished playing |
| 354 | Immortality (PC) | Finished playing |
| 355 | Impostor Factory (PC) | Finished playing |
| 356 | In Other Waters (PC) | Finished playing |
| 357 | In Sound Mind (PC) | Finished playing |
| 358 | Incredipede (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 359 | Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (PC) | Finished playing |
| 360 | Indika (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 361 | Infamous (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 362 | Infamous 2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 363 | Infamous Second Son (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 364 | Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 365 | Inscryption (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 366 | Inside (PC) | Finished playing |
| 367 | Into the Breach (PC) | Finished playing |
| 368 | Intrusion 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 369 | INVERSUS Deluxe (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 370 | Invisible, Inc. (PC) | Finished playing |
| 371 | It Takes Two (PC) | Finished playing |
| 372 | Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony (PC) | Finished playing |
| 373 | Jazzpunk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 374 | Jet Set Radio (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 375 | Joe Danger 2: The Movie (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 376 | Journey (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 377 | Jusant (PC) | Finished playing |
| 378 | Just Cause 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 379 | KAMI (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 380 | Katamari Forever (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 381 | Katana Zero (PC) | Finished playing |
| 382 | Keeper (PC) | Finished playing |
| 383 | Kentucky Route Zero (NSW) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 384 | Kerbal Space Program (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 385 | Killer Frequency (PC) | Finished playing |
| 386 | Killing Floor 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 387 | KillZone 2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 388 | Killzone 3 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 389 | Killzone HD (PS3) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 390 | Kinect Adventures! (360) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 391 | King's Bounty: The Legend (PC) | Finished playing |
| 392 | Kingdoms of Amalur (360) | Finished playing |
| 393 | Kirby's Epic Yarn (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 394 | Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 395 | L.A. Noire (PC) | Finished playing |
| 396 | Layers of Fear (PC) | Finished playing |
| 397 | Lead and Gold (PC) | Finished playing |
| 398 | League of Legends (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 399 | Left 4 Dead 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 400 | Legend of Grimrock (PC) | Finished playing |
| 401 | Legend of Grimrock II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 402 | Legends of Runeterra (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 403 | Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 404 | Life is Strange (PC) | Finished playing |
| 405 | Lifeless Planet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 406 | Lil Gator Game (PC) | Finished playing |
| 407 | Limbo (PC) | Finished playing |
| 408 | Lisa "The First" (PC) | Finished playing |
| 409 | Lisa: The Painful RPG (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 410 | Little Big Planet 2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 411 | Little Inferno (PC) | Finished playing |
| 412 | Little Misfortune (PC) | Finished playing |
| 413 | Little Nightmares (PC) | Finished playing |
| 414 | Lobotomy Corporation (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 415 | Lone Survivor (PC) | Finished playing |
| 416 | Loop Hero (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 417 | Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 418 | Lost Odyssey (360) | Finished playing |
| 419 | Lovely Planet (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 420 | Luigi's Mansion 3 (NSW) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 421 | Lurking (PC) | Finished playing |
| 422 | Machinarium (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 423 | Madworld (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 424 | Magicka (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 425 | Maneater (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 426 | Manhunt 2 (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 427 | Manifold Garden (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 428 | Mario Kart 8 (NSW) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 429 | Mark of the Ninja (PC) | Finished playing |
| 430 | Marvel's Spider-Man (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 431 | Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 432 | MASQ (Web) | Finished playing |
| 433 | Mass Effect (PC) | Finished playing |
| 434 | Mass Effect 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 435 | Mass Effect 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 436 | Max Payne (PS2) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 437 | Max Payne (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 438 | Max Payne 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 439 | Max Payne 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 440 | Medal of Honor (2010) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 441 | Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (360) | Finished playing |
| 442 | Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 443 | Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (PC) | Finished playing |
| 444 | Metal: Hellsinger (PC) | Finished playing |
| 445 | Metro 2033 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 446 | Metro Exodus (PC) | Finished playing |
| 447 | Metro: Last Light (PC) | Finished playing |
| 448 | Metroid Prime (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 449 | Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor (PC) | Finished playing |
| 450 | Middle-earth: Shadow of War (PC) | Finished playing |
| 451 | Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes (PC) | Finished playing |
| 452 | Milk inside a bag of milk inside a bag of milk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 453 | Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 454 | Minecraft (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 455 | Mirror's Edge (PC) | Finished playing |
| 456 | Mirror's Edge Catalyst (PC) | Finished playing |
| 457 | Monaco: What's Yours is Mine (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 458 | Monkey Island 2: Special Edition (PC) | Finished playing |
| 459 | Monster Hunter: World (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 460 | Monster Train (PC) | Finished playing |
| 461 | Monstrum (XBONE) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 462 | Monument Valley (PC) | Finished playing |
| 463 | Monument Valley 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 464 | Mount & Blade (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 465 | Mountain (PC) | Finished playing |
| 466 | Mullet Madjack (PC) | Finished playing |
| 467 | My Friend Pedro (PC) | Finished playing |
| 468 | N++ (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 469 | Nancy Drew: The Secret of Shadow Ranch (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 470 | Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit (360) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 471 | Neon White (PC) | Finished playing |
| 472 | Never Alone (PC) | Finished playing |
| 473 | Neverwinter Nights 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 474 | Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 475 | Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir (PC) | Finished playing |
| 476 | Nex Machina (PC) | Finished playing |
| 477 | Nexuiz (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 478 | Nier Automata (PC) | Finished playing |
| 479 | Night in the Woods (NSW) | Finished playing |
| 480 | NightSky (PC) | Finished playing |
| 481 | Nine Sols (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 482 | Ninja Gaiden 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 483 | Nioh (PS4) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 484 | No Man's Sky (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 485 | No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 486 | Nobody Saves the World (PC) | Finished playing |
| 487 | Norco (PC) | Finished playing |
| 488 | Not for Broadcast (PC) | Finished playing |
| 489 | Nuclear Throne (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 490 | Observation (PC) | Finished playing |
| 491 | Observer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 492 | Octodad (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 493 | Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 494 | Odin Sphere (PS2) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 495 | Off-Peak (PC) | Finished playing |
| 496 | Okami (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 497 | One Hand Clapping (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 498 | One Leaves (XBX X/S) | Finished playing |
| 499 | Opus Magnum (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 500 | Orcs Must Die! (PC) | Finished playing |
| 501 | Ori and the Blind Forest (PC) | Finished playing |
| 502 | Ori and the Will of the Wisps (PC) | Finished playing |
| 503 | Orwell (PC) | Finished playing |
| 504 | Osmos (PC) | Finished playing |
| 505 | Outer Wilds (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 506 | Outland (PC) | Finished playing |
| 507 | Outlast (PC) | Finished playing |
| 508 | Outlast 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 509 | Overcooked! (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 510 | Overlord (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 511 | Overwatch (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 512 | Oxenfree (PC) | Finished playing |
| 513 | PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX+ (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 514 | Paper Sorcerer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 515 | Papers, Please (PC) | Finished playing |
| 516 | Papo & Yo (PC) | Finished playing |
| 517 | Paradise Killer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 518 | Path of Exile (PC) | Finished playing |
| 519 | Payday 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 520 | Pentiment (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 521 | Persona 5 Royal (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 522 | Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie (360) | Finished playing |
| 523 | Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 524 | Pikuniku (NSW) | Finished playing |
| 525 | Pilgrims (PC) | Finished playing |
| 526 | Pillars of Eternity (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 527 | PixelJunk Eden (PC) | Finished playing |
| 528 | PixelJunk Shooter (PC) | Finished playing |
| 529 | Planescape: Torment (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 530 | Planetside 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 531 | Plants vs. Zombies (PC) | Finished playing |
| 532 | Plants War (Other) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 533 | Pony Island (PC) | Finished playing |
| 534 | Portal (PC) | Finished playing |
| 535 | Portal 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 536 | Portal Reloaded (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 537 | Portal Stories: Mel (PC) | Finished playing |
| 538 | Portal: Revolution (PC) | Finished playing |
| 539 | Post Void (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 540 | Prey (PC) | Finished playing |
| 541 | Prey (2017) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 542 | Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 543 | Prison Architect (PC) | Finished playing |
| 544 | Proteus (PC) | Finished playing |
| 545 | Psychonauts 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 546 | Pyre (PC) | Finished playing |
| 547 | Q.U.B.E. 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 548 | Quantum Break (PC) | Finished playing |
| 549 | Quantum Conundrum (XBONE) | Finished playing |
| 550 | QuizCross (Other) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 551 | Race the Sun (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 552 | Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time (PS3) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 553 | Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 554 | Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 555 | Rayman Legends (PC) | Finished playing |
| 556 | Really Big Sky (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 557 | Red Dead Redemption (360) | Finished playing |
| 558 | Red Dead Redemption 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 559 | Red Faction: Guerrilla (PC) | Finished playing |
| 560 | Red Steel 2 (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 561 | Remnant II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 562 | Resident Evil 2 (2019) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 563 | Resident Evil 5 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 564 | Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (PC) | Finished playing |
| 565 | Resident Evil Village (PC) | Finished playing |
| 566 | Resistance 2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 567 | Resistance 3 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 568 | Resistance: Fall of Man (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 569 | Resogun (PC) | Finished playing |
| 570 | Return to Castle Wolfenstein (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 571 | Returnal (PS5) | Playing |
| 572 | Rez Infinite (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 573 | Rift (PC) | Finished playing |
| 574 | Ring of Pain (PC) | Finished playing |
| 575 | Rise of the Tomb Raider (PC) | Finished playing |
| 576 | Risk of Rain (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 577 | Road 96 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 578 | Road Redemption (PC) | Finished playing |
| 579 | Rocket League (PC) | Finished playing |
| 580 | Rogue Galaxy (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 581 | Rogue Legacy 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 582 | Rollerdrome (PC) | Finished playing |
| 583 | Ruiner (PC) | Finished playing |
| 584 | Rumu (PC) | Finished playing |
| 585 | Ruzzle (Other) | Finished playing |
| 586 | S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 587 | S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl (PC) | Finished playing |
| 588 | Saint's Row: The Third (PC) | Finished playing |
| 589 | Saints Row IV (PC) | Finished playing |
| 590 | Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 591 | Samorost 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 592 | Sanctum (PC) | Finished playing |
| 593 | Sanctum 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 594 | Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves (PC) | Finished playing |
| 595 | Sanitarium (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 596 | Sayonara Wild Hearts (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 597 | Scanner Sombre (PC) | Finished playing |
| 598 | Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS5) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 599 | Senua's Saga: Hellblade II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 600 | Shadow Complex (PC) | Finished playing |
| 601 | Shadow of the Tomb Raider (PC) | Finished playing |
| 602 | Shadow Tactics: Aiko's Choice (PC) | Finished playing |
| 603 | Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun (PC) | Finished playing |
| 604 | Shadowrun: Dragonfall (PC) | Finished playing |
| 605 | Shatter (PC) | Finished playing |
| 606 | Shattered Horizon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 607 | Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 608 | Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 609 | Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 610 | Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 611 | Shining Force EXA (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 612 | Shogun Showdown (PC) | Finished playing |
| 613 | Signalis (PC) | Finished playing |
| 614 | Silent Hill (PS) | Finished playing |
| 615 | Silent Hill 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 616 | Simulacra (PC) | Finished playing |
| 617 | Sin & Punishment: Star Successor (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 618 | Slay the Spire (PC) | Finished playing |
| 619 | Slender (PC) | Finished playing |
| 620 | SMITE (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 621 | Solar 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 622 | Solar Ash (PC) | Finished playing |
| 623 | SOMA (PC) | Finished playing |
| 624 | Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (PC) | Finished playing |
| 625 | Sonic Adventure DX (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 626 | Sonic the Hedgehog (PC) | Finished playing |
| 627 | South of Midnight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 628 | South Park: The Stick of Truth (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 629 | Space Channel 5: Part 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 630 | Space Rangers 2: Rise of the Dominators (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 631 | Spacechem (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 632 | Spec Ops: The Line (PC) | Finished playing |
| 633 | Spelunky (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 634 | Spelunky 2 (PC) | Playing |
| 635 | Spiritfarer (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 636 | Splice (PC) | Finished playing |
| 637 | Split Fiction (PC) | Playing |
| 638 | Spore (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 639 | Stacking (PC) | Finished playing |
| 640 | Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (PC) | Finished playing |
| 641 | Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (PC) | Finished playing |
| 642 | Star Wars: The Old Republic (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 643 | Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm (PC) | Finished playing |
| 644 | Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void (PC) | Finished playing |
| 645 | Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty (PC) | Finished playing |
| 646 | SteamWorld Dig 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 647 | SteamWorld Heist (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 648 | SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 649 | Stephen's Sausage Roll (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 650 | Stick Fight: The Game (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 651 | Still Wakes the Deep (PC) | Finished playing |
| 652 | Stories Untold (PC) | Finished playing |
| 653 | Stray (PC) | Finished playing |
| 654 | Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 655 | Submerged: Hidden Depths (XBONE) | Finished playing |
| 656 | Subnautica (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 657 | Subsurface Circular (PC) | Finished playing |
| 658 | Suikoden Tactics (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 659 | Suikoden V (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 660 | Sunless Sea (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 661 | Sunlight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 662 | Super Columbine Massacre RPG (PC) | Finished playing |
| 663 | Super Hexagon (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 664 | Super Mario 3D World (WiiU) | Finished playing |
| 665 | Super Mario Galaxy (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 666 | Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 667 | Super Meat Boy (PC) | Finished playing |
| 668 | Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 669 | SUPERHOT (PC) | Finished playing |
| 670 | SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE (PC) | Finished playing |
| 671 | Superliminal (PC) | Finished playing |
| 672 | Supreme Commander 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 673 | Suzerain (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 674 | Sword of the Sea (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 675 | Swords & Soldiers (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 676 | Syberia (PC) | Finished playing |
| 677 | Syberia II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 678 | System Shock 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 679 | Tacoma (PC) | Finished playing |
| 680 | Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 681 | Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack (PC) | Finished playing |
| 682 | Tales from the Borderlands (PC) | Finished playing |
| 683 | Tales of Vesperia (360) | Finished playing |
| 684 | Team Fortress 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 685 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge (PC) | Finished playing |
| 686 | Telling Lies (PC) | Finished playing |
| 687 | Terraria (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 688 | That Dragon, Cancer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 689 | The 7th Guest (PC) | Finished playing |
| 690 | The Alters (PC) | Playing |
| 691 | The Artful Escape (PC) | Finished playing |
| 692 | The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit (PC) | Finished playing |
| 693 | The Ball (PC) | Finished playing |
| 694 | The Banner Saga (PC) | Finished playing |
| 695 | The Banner Saga 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 696 | The Banner Saga 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 697 | The Beginner's Guide (PC) | Finished playing |
| 698 | The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (PC) | Finished playing |
| 699 | The Blue Flamingo (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 700 | The Book of Unwritten Tales (PC) | Finished playing |
| 701 | The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 702 | The Bridge (PC) | Finished playing |
| 703 | The Case of the Golden Idol (PC) | Finished playing |
| 704 | The Cat and the Coup (PC) | Finished playing |
| 705 | The Cat Lady (PC) | Finished playing |
| 706 | The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena (PC) | Finished playing |
| 707 | The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay (PC) | Finished playing |
| 708 | The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood (PC) | Finished playing |
| 709 | The Dark Pictures: Little Hope (PC) | Finished playing |
| 710 | The Darkness II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 711 | The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 712 | The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PC) | Finished playing |
| 713 | The Eternal Cylinder (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 714 | The Evil Within (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 715 | The Evil Within 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 716 | The Falconeer (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 717 | The First Tree (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 718 | The Forest (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 719 | The Forgotten City (PC) | Finished playing |
| 720 | The Invincible (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 721 | The Last Campfire (PC) | Finished playing |
| 722 | The Last Guardian (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 723 | The Last of Us Part II (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 724 | The Last of Us Remastered (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 725 | The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 726 | The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (WiiU) | Finished playing |
| 727 | The Longest Journey (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 728 | The Medium (PC) | Finished playing |
| 729 | The Norwood Suite (PC) | Finished playing |
| 730 | The Novelist (PC) | Finished playing |
| 731 | The Operator (PC) | Finished playing |
| 732 | The Pale Beyond (PC) | Finished playing |
| 733 | The Pedestrian (PC) | Finished playing |
| 734 | The Polynomial (PC) | Finished playing |
| 735 | The Red Strings Club (PC) | Finished playing |
| 736 | The Riftbreaker (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 737 | The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition (PC) | Finished playing |
| 738 | The Sims 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 739 | The Stanley Parable (PC) | Finished playing |
| 740 | The Swapper (PC) | Finished playing |
| 741 | The Talos Principle (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 742 | The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia (PC) | Finished playing |
| 743 | The Typing of the Dead: Overkill (PC) | Finished playing |
| 744 | The Unfinished Swan (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 745 | The Vanishing of Ethan Carter (PC) | Finished playing |
| 746 | The Walking Dead: A New Frontier (XBX X/S) | Finished playing |
| 747 | The Walking Dead: Season One (PC) | Finished playing |
| 748 | The Walking Dead: Season Two (PC) | Finished playing |
| 749 | The Witcher (PC) | Finished playing |
| 750 | The Witcher 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 751 | The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (PC) | Finished playing |
| 752 | The Witness (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 753 | The Wolf Among Us (PC) | Finished playing |
| 754 | Thief: Deadly Shadows (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 755 | Thirty Flights of Loving (PC) | Finished playing |
| 756 | This war of mine (PC) | Finished playing |
| 757 | Thomas Was Alone (PC) | Finished playing |
| 758 | THOTH (PC) | Finished playing |
| 759 | Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales (PC) | Finished playing |
| 760 | Thumper (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 761 | Titanfall 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 762 | To the Moon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 763 | Toki Tori (PC) | Finished playing |
| 764 | Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (360) | Finished playing |
| 765 | Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas (360) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 766 | Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist (360) | Finished playing |
| 767 | Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction (360) | Finished playing |
| 768 | Tomb Raider (2013) (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 769 | Torchlight II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 770 | Total War: Shogun 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 771 | Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 772 | Tower Defense: Lost Earth (Other) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 773 | Transistor (PC) | Finished playing |
| 774 | Trials Evolution: Gold Edition (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 775 | Trials of Fire (PC) | Finished playing |
| 776 | Tribes: Ascend (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 777 | Trine 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 778 | Trolley Problem, Inc. (PC) | Finished playing |
| 779 | Trombone Champ (PC) | Finished playing |
| 780 | Tunic (PC) | Finished playing |
| 781 | Turnip Boy Robs a Bank (PC) | Finished playing |
| 782 | Twelve Minutes (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 783 | Tyranny (PC) | Finished playing |
| 784 | Ultima VII: The Black Gate (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 785 | ULTRAKILL (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 786 | Unblock Me (Other) | Finished playing |
| 787 | Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 788 | Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 789 | Uncharted 4: A Thief's End (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 790 | Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 791 | Uncharted: The Lost Legacy (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 792 | Undertale (PC) | Finished playing |
| 793 | Universe Sandbox (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 794 | Unravel (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 795 | Until Dawn (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 796 | Untitled Goose Game (NSW) | Finished playing |
| 797 | Valiant Hearts: The Great War (PC) | Finished playing |
| 798 | Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 799 | Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 800 | Vampire Survivors (PC) | Finished playing |
| 801 | Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 802 | Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 803 | Vanquish (360) | Finished playing |
| 804 | Velocity 2X (PS4) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 805 | Vessel (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 806 | Viewtiful Joe 2 (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 807 | VVVVVV (PC) | Finished playing |
| 808 | Waking Mars (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 809 | Wandersong (PC) | Finished playing |
| 810 | Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 811 | Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising (PC) | Finished playing |
| 812 | Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution (PC) | Finished playing |
| 813 | Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine (PC) | Finished playing |
| 814 | Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (PC) | Finished playing |
| 815 | Watch Dogs 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 816 | We Love Katamari (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 817 | Webbed (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 818 | Weird West (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 819 | What Remains of Edith Finch (PC) | Finished playing |
| 820 | Who's Your Daddy (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 821 | Wildermyth (PC) | Finished playing |
| 822 | Wingspan (PC) | Finished playing |
| 823 | Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (PC) | Finished playing |
| 824 | Wolfenstein: The New Order (PC) | Finished playing |
| 825 | Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (PC) | Finished playing |
| 826 | Words With Friends (PC) | Finished playing |
| 827 | World of Goo (PC) | Finished playing |
| 828 | World of Warcraft: Cataclysm (PC) | Finished playing |
| 829 | World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria (PC) | Finished playing |
| 830 | World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King (PC) | Finished playing |
| 831 | Worms Crazy Golf (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 832 | Wreckfest (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 833 | Wuppo (PC) | Finished playing |
| 834 | XCOM 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 835 | XCOM: Enemy Unknown (PC) | Finished playing |
| 836 | Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 837 | Xenoblade Chronicles X (WiiU) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 838 | Xenosaga (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 839 | Xenosaga Episode II (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 840 | Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 841 | Yakuza 0 (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 842 | Year Walk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 843 | Ynglet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 844 | Yoku's Island Express (PC) | Finished playing |
| 845 | Zen Bound 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 846 | Zeno Clash (PC) | Finished playing |
| 847 | Zombie Gunship (Other) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
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